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1. It seems that the trade gap is widening .

2. Trade gap narrows despite cut in invisible earnings.

3. Devaluation would also help narrow our trade gap.

4. Trade gap falls Britain's trade deficit with the rest of the world shrank dramatically as output from factories rose.

5. In 1990 the visible trade gap widened by 34.8 percent to a record US$12,290 million.

6. The trade gap looks appalling and it may take some time before we see a significant drop in consumer spending.

7. The narrowing trade gap means that growth in the fourth quarter could be better than expected, said analysts.

8. America's trade gap widened.

9. Britain's trade gap widens Britain's trade gap almost doubled last month with the worst figures for almost a year.

10. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg Business News projected the trade gap to come in at $ 7. 1 billion.

11. The trade gap widened by 3. 4 percent to $ 10. 36 billion, the highest in seven months.

12. The trade gap between imports and exports remained high.

13. The U.S. trade gap with China has swelled to $201.2 billion in the first nine months of 2010, compared to $165.9 billion in the same period in 2009.

14. The US trade gap plunged by 28.3 per cent in February to $26bn, the lowest level in nearly 10 years as Americans' once voracious demand for the world's goods continued to collapse.

15. Since then, June inventories and trade gap data have suggested those estimates were off base.

16. There was brighter news on the trade front for Britain yesterday, with a ￡766 million cut in the trade gap.

17. He said yesterday his first priorities would be to tackle inflation and the widening trade gap.

18. The Government has no little interest in this as the negative food trade gap is about ￡5.7 billion.

19. More worrying for the country's dairy industry is that the trade gap is not narrowing.

20. By putting development first(sentencedict.com), we mean to take a forward-looking approach that allows us to narrow the trade gap through continued expansion of two-way trade.

21. But he says many members may vote in favor of it, because China has not taken enough measures to rein in the trade gap.

22. The U.S. president has pledged to discuss the two countries' imbalances, which include a yawning trade gap and huge Chinese holdings of U.S. debt.

23. The United States and other countries are calling on China to narrow its growing trade gap.

24. Much of Germany's second - quarter GDP growth came from trade, as wider trade gap sapped America's economy.

25. Net of everything, a rough sense of stability in the trade gap is telling you that the U.S. and global economy are no longer in a free-fall.

26. Since imports subtract from gross domestic product and exports add to it, a smaller trade gap -- fewer imports and more exports -- is generally good for the economy.sentencedict.com/trade gap.html

27. Indeed America's export growth has been much stronger (a sudden surge in imports was behind the second-quarter trade gap).

28. American manufacturers contend that undervalued Chinese currency puts them at a competitive disadvantage and is a key reason for the huge trade gap between the two countries.

29. A jump in imports of consumer goods and other products widened the overall U.S. trade gap in February to $39.7 billion from January's $37.0 billion deficit. Exports grew only marginally.

30. U. S. lawmakers are considering measures to punish Beijing for its growing trade gap with the United States.